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retirement monthly income — AIG has released a list of topics to discuss with a financial advisor about protected monthly income through annuity plans. As you approach retirement, it is important to plan and save so that you are not caught off guard by unexpected expenses. Too many people think of retirement planning simply […]

Plan Your Retirement With Monthly Income

September 7, 2020 in life tagged economics / health savings account / lifestyle tips / managing debt / Retirement by Joe Manichia

Executive Orders — An announcement made by President Trump on Friday spoke of four new policies that will be aimed at lowering current prescription drug prices under Medicare. Through linking current drug prices to rates paid in other countries as well as allowing Americans to buy medication imported from Canada, the policies will […]

Drug Prices To Be Lowered By New Executive Orders

August 5, 2020 in Health tagged diabetes / economics / family health / Prescription drugs by Jadon Sennet

Prepare for Retirement Nearing retirement can be both fun and terrifying. I mean, haven’t you been waiting for this day since you entered the workforce? While you should be looking forward to retirement, it is also a time to make sure your finances are in order and find out what […]

Prepare for Retirement

July 20, 2020 in Health tagged economics / managing debt / medical debt / Retirement by Emily Schellin

Swabbing and testing all Americans for COVID-19 each year could become a normal routine. That, combined with antibody testing, could cost a whopping $44 billion per year, according to a recent study. Diagnostic testing alone ranges from $6 – $25 billion each year; while it is about $5 – $19 […]

Cost of Coronavirus

June 23, 2020 in Health tagged covid-19 / economics / insurance and finances by Emily Schellin

Four states have taken the initiative and passed laws stating that businesses are immune from “civil liability” for COVID-related claims. One of the four states, North Carolina, provides immunity to many different “essential businesses,” such as grocery stores and restaurants. Oklahoma, Utah, and Wyoming, however, offer immunity to anyone and […]

Immunity from COVID-19 Claims

June 16, 2020 in Health tagged covid-19 / economics / food and drink by Emily Schellin

What would a fourth stimulus package look like? There is a lot of talk about whether there will be a fourth stimulus package. But if there is, what would one look like? What might it include and how much would it cost? The current package that is in the house […]

What would a fourth stimulus package look like?

May 22, 2020 in Health tagged covid-19 / economics / healthcare news / insurance and government / pandemic by Micah Boulter

That first job after college is of the utmost importance to college seniors and recent graduates. However, it is possible to take this task into your own hands. Success is just a few steps away, so don’t get discouraged. Start with these tips to begin your job search. 1. Career […]

Your First Job After College

March 21, 2020 in Health tagged economics / lifestyle tips by Emily Schellin

Millennials born between 1980 and 1994, make up the highest percentage of the U.S. population/labor force. They are the moving factor of growth in the U.S. economy consumer, worker, and business owner wise. Though they continue to lead the pack, according to a BCBS study, data shows generational health patterns […]

Study Reveals Millennial Health Trends Could Have Consequences

December 20, 2019 in Uncategorized tagged economics / health risks / health trends / mental health / Wellness by Jadon Sennet

Life insurance — Why do we need health insurance? Why do we need health insurance in the first place? Changing times have led to a lot of changes in our day to day lives. Changing lifestyles have also brought in new requirements and necessities. Have you been in a situation where you have […]

Why do we need health insurance?

December 12, 2019 in Health tagged aca / economics / family health / health insurance basics by Sara Awati

healthcare — In recent years, the cost of healthcare has risen astronomically. Americans are having to deal with high and unexpected out-of-pocket expenses. Consequently, this past June, Congress found some common ground and decided it’s time to deal with the issue at hand. “Obviously, we will continue to have significant disagreements on…Obamacare. […]

Can Congress Manage to Lower the Cost of Healthcare?

August 8, 2019 in Health tagged economics / health industry changes / healthcare news / insurance and finances / insurance and government by Haleigh Carr